What to Fix Before Selling Your House:

High-Return Repairs That Don’t Waste Your Money Selling your house isn’t a makeover show. It’s a strategy game. Every dollar and hour you put in before listing should do real work — not just look pretty. The goal is to create a home that feels well-loved, not over-designed. Buyers don’t expect perfection, but they are … Read more

House Hunting and Moving When Your Child Is on the Spectrum

Moving isn’t just stressful—it’s sensory, structural, and personal. For a child on the autism spectrum, small disruptions can feel seismic. Routines vanish. Spaces echo differently. Smells shift. What looks like a fresh start can overwhelm without warning. A move can’t be made frictionless, but it can be made quieter, slower, and more stabilizing—for them, and … Read more

Midlife Moves That Matter: Redefining Career, Lifestyle, and Home in One Bold Step

There’s a moment—sometimes quiet, sometimes crashing—when a familiar life no longer fits. Not a crisis, but a pull. A realization that midlife isn’t a settling down, but a pivot point. More than ever, people in their 40s, 50s, and even 60s are making moves that aren’t just geographic—they’re existential.

Stuck in Place: How Homeowners with Low-Interest Mortgages are navigating a Market Gone Sideways

If you’re one of the millions of homeowners who locked in a mortgage during the golden era of low interest rates, you probably feel like you hit the jackpot. Three percent, maybe even lower.

Invest in Real Estate with the BRRRR Method and Enjoy Financial Freedom

In today’s competitive real estate market, investors need to be strategic and innovative to maximize their profits. One such strategy that has gained prominence among seasoned investors is the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method. This guide will delve into the intricacies of the BRRRR strategy and how to successfully implement it in your real estate investment journey.

Keep, toss or ask: What homeowners can and can’t leave behind when selling their home

When selling, it’s important not to burden the new owners by leaving behind items they didn’t ask for.
Some items, like manuals, warranties and spare parts, can be left behind as a convenience to the new owners.
When in doubt about what to leave behind, consult your REALTOR® for their expert opinion.